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Microsoft SkyBox 2.0 Will Let You Change Your Phone's Ringtones, Backgrounds and Apps Remotely
SkyBox: Microsoft's MobileMe, But for All Phones?
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02/03/09

In reply to Microsoft SkyBox 2.0 Will Let You Change Your Phone's Ringtones, Backgrounds and Apps Remotely
Now if your phone is stolen you can remotely change the ringtone to scream, "I'm Gay! I take it in the ass and steal cell phones!"
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02/03/09

In reply to Microsoft SkyBox 2.0 Will Let You Change Your Phone's Ringtones, Backgrounds and Apps Remotely
oh, to live in an age where one's gadgets sync seamlessly with one's computer. waaaaiiiit, apple already did this. that's right.
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IN THE FACE!
02/04/09

@the new face of racial america: Windows mobile has had a remote desktop app since WM5...
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OMG! Ponies!
01/19/09

In reply to SkyBox: Microsoft's MobileMe, But for All Phones?
Seeing as MobileMe is a steaming pile of FAIL, it shouldn't be too hard to kill.
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weatherman
01/19/09

In reply to SkyBox: Microsoft's MobileMe, But for All Phones?
It would make a lot of sense for some other company to get into the "mobile me" game, if for no other reason than Apple's product is both poorly executed and overpriced, and that it really only seems designed for Mac users.

I've been hoping that Google would do it, and make some really nice tools to sync data between mobile devices, but they just don't seem to have tied it all together yet. It would also be good if hosting services offered something like this for domain owners - I know that I'd rather pay GoDaddy for a suite of email/contact/calendar/photo/etc sync tools that I could control through my own domain than paying Apple for a .me account. I don't know - maybe these products already exist and I just haven't seen them.
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